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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-12

FnL OpEs1sa
BOYS AND cHILDREN's CLOTHING.
We commence to-day our twentieth
fall exhibit
OF THE CHOICEST PRODUCTS
fhome and foreign manufacturers
OF BOYS BELONGINGS,
including everything the modern yuunsstsr
for his comfort and sdornmsnt.
SCHOOL SUITS
in every grade that's good,
STRONG. STYLISH. sERv1cEABLE
VIII bear hard knocks and rough usage. ystin
no instance lacking the elements
OF ELEGANCE AND FIT.
in every fabric that's fashionable
and in every style
that's worn.
KILT SUITS
In hundreds Of styles and combinations
Of styles. the great majority Of
which we have the exclusive
control for this market
The srandest exhibit of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing ever made
on This continent
You are respectfully invited to call
and examine these goods. and while
doing 30 note our prices and bear both
well in mind. Twill pay you to do 20
If you have boys to provide for.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERs TO THE BOYS,
SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
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STAR: WASHINGTON D. G. MONDAY sEpTEMBER IT,
CHrAp B1Asxrrs

CHrAp B1Axxrrs
For Servants' Cets, for covering IrpninG 0oasdA
for Keeping Ice, for Horse.Covsfiuy, he. Fun
sze. Gray and White, eoc and SLIPS per pair.
We viii cut them in half for half the pf1es-6
and CSC.
(Second hoee)
WOODWARD LoTH1oP.
Cor 11th and sta ne.
BARaA1Ns In REApY.MApE SHrEra
LOCO
LARGE DoUBIE-BED SHEETS
made and sewed In Q hrst.clas manner from
an extra-nne quality Of heavy Bleschsd Sheet
ing kuslin,
ONLY $50. EACH
Second foor)
WOODWARD IoTHRo1,
Coz. 11th and cts: nG
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The buyer for this department has Just returned
from New York and announces the following pur-
chases:
$50 dozen Ladies' Linen Hsmsttehed HAndker-
chiefs. at 1870. Some are plain white with e, n Is
and 1A-inch hem. Then there Sheer Linen ones.
with tucked borders. Also White with fancy borders
and plsn borders. with figured csnters and Last but
not least the solid colors-Pink, buzz. cardinal and
blue Any Of the above 1876, but they are worth
much more.
4Sc. Ladies' Linen Uandksrchisfs, for 25c.
300 dozen Of the prsttsst Of Handkerchief. Pod-
lively worth 4sc, but our price 10 25s.
To describe them accurately would indeed be dif-
cult task. So We will just tell you about what they
are.
Some are plain white. but Of extreme fns texture.
Others are white with scslloped sdgs embroidered
white and coors. and white with osntsrs embroidered
in white and colors.
Solid colors tbus. cardinal bun and pink), with en-
broidered scallopsd edge
Taken as whole this is think, the biggest drive
in handkerchief offered here. They are all Per-
feet Goods tho seconds). and this seasons imports
ton. Look in the window ON the avenue and sss them
yourself.
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whether there Is any truth in the theory that
the President has tried 10 put a snub upon Gov
ernor Foraker shall probably never know.
Certainly the chief magistrate OF great nation IS
not going 10 publish to the world his purposes OF
this sort, and no one else can. But, setting wholly
to one side the question OF what did take place,
what reason would Mr.. Cleveland have for snub-
bling Mr.. Foraker? 1t Is true that Mr. Foraker
has not always treated Mr.. Cleveland with as
much politeness as he might; but, then, MI. For
aker like Mr.. Cleveland, acts in several capacities
In his character as a citizen he has his likes and
dslL<es a. veteran soldier he has his preJudices
for and against other men; and as governor OF q
loyal State he has certain duties to perform and
Certain courtesies to extend HIS speech
at Caldwell was not In the best Of TASTE
but IL was made IN his capacity OF citizen seek
ing political preferment. His telegraphc message
In respect to the restoration Of the Confederate
batLle-nags was not cOuched in the terms which
he would have used, perhaps, In cooler blood, but
that was indited in his capacity as q veteran OF
tie civil war. His invitation TO the President to
stop over in Columbus on the way west with
which no fault could be found, was extended In
his capacity as governor Mr.. Cleveland has him
self In has public utterances recognized the differ
ence between q war veteran needing aid and q
citizen presenting claim for relief to Congress,
when those two characters were united In the
same person; and as late as last month he ex-
pressed his regret that, however much the Grand
Army might object 10 him as man, they could
not have shown more respect for his Office. Under
these circumstances, his sense of fairness doubt
less would prevent his holding Mr.. Foraker the
governor OF Ohio, responsible for the imprisoned
oratory Of Mr.. Foraker, the candidate for Office
for the haSty messages Of Mr.. Foraker, the ex-
volunteer soldier. Perhaps it would have been
better II Mr.. Foraker had confined himself to a
more dignifed EXPRESSION of his sentiments In each
instance, but for such errors the President should
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Stable bet. Az and o, Pa.
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Gunton Building, rm.
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COS 10th 1t. NV, room
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-tion OF the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. K. MAGGAMAN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INTERPRETATIONS.
WANTEp-BY AKEsPEcTABh coLoaID onI
ssens.: 'q eli =. 81 8 ; as g!
reoa s se II
WiAlNSTEDs,:AT, 155Ap9y'iHaTEks !. P5sJTIoNs
~ 'S hssi'ss
WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
socS S:n aaa.sss
WiANT T1n'., sS nY Az IsTIMATE CLERK
oce tra''c' and accurate Address
WANTED-gY a REsPIcTABLE coLoRED
s:s S:ssssn
WANTED SITUATION. BY a CARPENTER
Ard asss by
WANTEp = By AN OLD GARDENER, WITH
& %o ssTy as:r city D. D. Wilson
saiHy
ANTEDe--sIIUAT1oN- GENTLEMAN WHO
,,,, san devote FIVE or ,ix hours day to business
Adams ass T. s;'''
WANTED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A
w stove house by practical man with thorough
knowledge OF the business in all its branches has also
Q spowledge Of bookkeeping and best Of reference
Address DRUG STORE, corner 10th and r sts NV.
WANTED-A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
aged German competentt give frst-class Eu
wishes situation finishing governess chaperone or
companion IN wealthy family excellent references.
.. o., Star office. s1O-3ts
W.ANTED,IN PRIVATE FAMILY. A sITUA-
w ton as dressmaker, by q thoroughly competent
French lady. Address 1928 Pa. ave s10-2ts
WANTED- FOR 500 WHITE AND
w colored men and women nurses, seamstresses,
chambermads h9useworkers ladies' nurses scullions
COOKS. drivers housemen, &c: other cities and
country. F. NJ. BURNHAM, $780, 832 st. n.w.s10-6t'
WANTED - KNOWN - THE HEADQUARTERS
w for cooks. maids seamstress, nurses, waitress,
laundress buffers. coachen honse boys and girls all
Municipalities. At NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, 81 3
7th st. w. sS-Sts
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Recent oUtgtvings OF the Civil Service Commits
sion on the subject OF removals put both mug
wumps and spOilsmen In the same uncertain and
suspicious frame OF mind as that which followed
the announcement OF examinations for promotion
In the latter case the mugwumps' fears and the
spolsmen's hopes were aroused by the suggestion
OF new device IN the fine OF bouncing" machines
and the mugwumps' hopes and the spoilsmen's
fears were excited by the apparent Introduction of
the competitive principle into promotions; and
both parties were disappointed by cautious
working OF the new examinations which rendered
them merely Ineffective and superfuous In the
aforementioned and more recent case similar inge-
nuity has not been exercised in making the same
act give promise OF satisfaction to Numerically
opposing forces, but the same end Is reached by
Division OF the Commission on the subject OF nmi-
tations upon the power OF removal and like con-
fusion and uncertainty have resulted. The Office
holder rrempes one day at the unrestricted power
Of removal ascroed 10 his superiors by one end Of
the Commission, and breathes easily the next at
the reassuranceS or the other end OF the Commits
SION The effect OF the treatment Is In the direc-
ton Of making epidemic the ofice-holders chill, In
which one Is alternately hot and cold, hopeful and
respondent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-12

The persistent tagging OF the stock market, in
spite OF the universal expectation OF an advance
on the strength OF the Baltimore and Ohio settle
ment, Is one OF the things that mystify none more
than the Wall street men themselves. The secret
seems to be that, as purchases by she outside pub
lie are necessary preliminary to any consider
able rise In prices, and popular confidence has
been seriously shaken by the developments in the
Ives case and the continued difficulties Of the Ore
gon and TranscOntinental line, 1t may take some
time for the market TO regain its normal tone In
all ordinary respects, the conditions are ripe for
good values and a lively trade. The policy or the
Treasury Is favorable; gold is moving our way as
consequence OF the peaceful outlook in Europe
and the free buying Of American securities there;
the banks have settled down TO pretty conserva-
tive way OF doing business and the opening OF the
fall campaign in the mercantile world generally
Is full OF promise. Perhaps all things cousid-
ered the comparative stagnation In Wall street Is
not bad sign. As long as sound stocks are well
held, and outside influences in the right darec-
ton, slow movement is by no means circum-
stance necessarily to be deplored. Indeed there
are good reasons for preferring rise OF only one
Per cent a month to one OF ten per cent day; for
In the one case there is no natural fmpediment to
the continuance of the advance for an indefinite
period, whereas In the other the turning point
must come soon, and the speed Of the fall beats
the speed OF the rise by about two to one
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20

The Emcrald Beneficial association 10
its convention az pnila !cphia refused 10
indorse the Catholic total abstinence
societies
The PENNSYLVANIA Sena'c las ordered
the high Iicen,o bill to a third reading
after amending it 50 as To scale the
prices according to population
Southwestern Germany has been de-
lugot BY heavy ram storm during the
past few day, aud fruit tr. C., have been
seriously damaged in consequence.
The 9 iuese government las ordered
Mat every Foreign missionary must hold
d passport from his own government in
rider that h. nationality may be shown.
MI Other passports are declared invalid.
Some Of the ron mills Of Pennsyly :
MIA are shutting down because of t. Z
lith freight rates exactcd by the rail-
road, unlcr pro'es>e compliance wi h
the inter s,atc commerce law
\ scheme is on foot among Intcrr;-
tjiual cjglrmarkcrs to borrow so. 600.
900 from the government at 10 rcr
cent per suuumn, with which to con
siruct five immense factories and give
work to over 81 600 men.
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me Rush If 4" migrants.

Two thousand day is the present
rate at Which the sup.rfuous population
Of Europe is now pouring into this coun
try Every part Of Europe coutrii ut ,
~ quota Ireland, Gcruuny, Itaiy,
England Russia, Spain, Frame, all
sou share II immigrants more or los.
desirable generally more when they are
booael through for fr western regions
whore thcre is room, and always i 8
when they iut,nl to settle down in the
uear-at hand cities ana add thcr NUM-
bcrs to tie srmy owt VI which she or
sau,z.rs u alarchy' hope 10 make lig-
ing. The New York Mail anl Express
speaking on this .uhjec:, says: "Mueh
la, been said lately on the ,nl jet of ap-
plying to immigration from Europe sou e
.uc5 Limitation as has been already pla.,d
up5u immigration from China, AMI per-
haps tiii. accounts for the present ru B.
Immigration agents have made use of
speeches anl declarations on tha, point
to stir up all those who have had any
thought If coming over; have warned
them that the gates would soon be shut
aud that this might be the last opportu-
nifty 50 the life insurance agent scares
III, victim forward by proving that next
year the rates will be % per cent. high
er his pity That we cannot heartily
welcome the new Corners. Formerly it
was a pleasant thought that the immi-
,raut's coming was an all-round adyan-
age; that he helped Us by filing up the
waste places and we helped him by Civ
ing him q home and freedom. and Lu-
man individuality that lie did not possess
beyond the sea But lie brought dis
case in his baggagc-not ordinary dis
aaso that the quarantine could touch,
but moral diseases against which there is
no quarantine He brought an inbred
iiscou'eut that no success can satisfy; "a
-pirjt Of revolt, the disease of social the
rio,, and mania to conspire against
something or another bred Of ccnturlc,
of oppression and coming up as $ on as
the oppression is removed. These thing.
qualify the satisfaction with which W.
view his coming"
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N"WS ITEMS

The O'uo Republican State Conveu-
ton will he teIi At Toledo, July p as
Rev T Dewitt Talmage is leading in
a protest against legaIizng pool selling
\ nunbor of Hungarian strikers from
the Connell vile, Pa, coke regions
aaye left for their native land
Clerks in government employ must
submit 70 evil service examination eve
ry six mouths
English detectives are in this country
,p>ins upon Irish leaders and noting
IN l-coercioa meetings
At an auction sale Of dogs in New
York an English setter for which Pierre
LoriIlard pad 81 oo0 brought only $50
It's SAID that % 900 Irish and Scotch
families representing % 1000 persons,
are on the way to tins country.
It's stated that the pope and the car
are negotiating for reunion of the
urceS ana ha'lh cHuFches.
The British commissioners and the
Virginia legislature could no. agree on
settlement OF the STATE debt
The coming session of the Rhode
Island legislature promises political SEN
satiou.
j. l Az. ~ c,;, -,
roads are reapius great benefits from the
interstate commerce law
III,
Ng' ~ 'leu ~. u ''Sa,oen WcIo H., ~
tha Coosa unuel. Ala a few days ago
~.
e iS'ne ana i" 'S'o lS comhi'sslon
els oaFc l''a'eq '1g position OF Tue "'o"
uih1n'S or 'ho hclu q uv''ySuu'9
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20

Mexico is not only the land Of rev
Olut,ou, but of earthquakes, and, con
,rary TO general experience, sometimes
profits by the shake up The last
owe killed few inhabitants, but com
pcnsated the living by opening gold
mines and establishing fountains where
none we're visible before The otizous.
instead Of fleeing from the threatened
destruction, are exploring the Sides OF
the CRITTERS aud imbibins tie limpid
waters
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New Soasona5lo Silks.

having eular: cI this stock to toub''
is former siz". it now embraces nearly
I'll the desirable Foreign AMI Dom sti
iilk Fabrics presenting an aSsortucu.
N variety and richne>s never before
shown by US. As a fairly god index
to the stock we quote:
so pieces summer silk, in whi'c ana
black and white checks an blckeu
plaidS only 49c per yard.
- pieces summer surah silks, in va
riety of neat, stylish checks, only 60,
per yard.
20 pieces summer silks in light
changeable check eifecs, only G2Ic pei
yard.
We arc showing superb stock Of
Pongec and China Silks, in both plaiI
and fancy shadings. There is every
indication of an increased demand fol-
these goods this season, they being I'M
dOubtedly the most popular fabric fol
evening wear at the seashore and noun
tain retreats. We offer:
10 inch China Pongecs in natura
color with neat, fancy figures and pin
stripes. These can be made ;uto entire
suits, or used in combination with the
plain Pongee; only soc per yard
% inch China Pongee, in dark ground
colors, with plain stripes in light effects
only Sic per yarl
So inch real China Silks, in all the
leading dark and liyit shades; only 85c
per yard.
a inch Gne China Silks, in light
ground colors, with fancy figures and
stripes; only 90 per yard
Louisine Silks retain the well descrv-
cd popularity as handsome, yet SER
viceable silk facric; we are showing an
excellent line of plain shades, with hair
line plaids to match, only | 90 per yard
The Diamond" China Silks, 50
called on account Of the Diamond shape
design woven into the eabaic. These
come in all the newest soft shades, and
will make elegant evening costumes, tea
gowns, etc, only l 20 per yari.
Elegant line of CHINA Silks in delicate
ground shades, with high colored flow
er designs. very choice, only So per
yard.
Superb Novelty" China Silks, rich
colored stripes, interspersed with con-
trasting fowery designs; only 10 per
yard.
100 pieces natural Shantung Pongees,
each piece containing sufficient quantity
for full suit, I 00, 5 90, 90 and
10 90 per piece.
Send for samples and prices, or send
your order and allow US to make the
selection subject 70 your approval
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20

The Southern Express Company aud
the Baltimore & Ohio are having war
of rates over the shipment of early
small fruit from the South to the North
The shippers and consuuers are letting
them alone aud quietly eJoyug lbr
profits resulting from tue strife
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New Hosiery.

We are Offering the following extraordinary
values:
Children, Ealhri.ean Hose, silk clicked;
sizes, 5, -, e, q 7'ud y, only l2!c per
pair.
100 do ~ lldies black cotton hosc, full
regular made; only 30 per PAIR
100 dozen chldren's black cotton hose, on
ly 35c per pair.
Chilir L ; seven aud one ribbed cotton
nose. 20 4 ,usl.y, black, navy Blue. SIZE
g. 81. T. . ?. 81 and .. Price lcc, Sc 2oc,
33r SIC, and 25c. These arc special
bargain.
Ladies fine Lisle Thread Hose. double nee
An t1cc, in black navy blue, seal, gray. tan
ami wine; only 37lc per pair.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20

The Attorney General has decided
rias she act Of Congress authorizing
the adoption of more artistic designs for
new colns does not permit any eS-
penditure of the fund provided for rhi,
purpose in remoldiug or improving de
signs upon COINS heretofore in use
The law viii have to be amended
reach the latter
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20

The contract has been given out for
the construction Of the machinery Ola
large wood pulp and p,rcr min al
llarpcr's Ferry 1t VII h tie 'acg =.
plant of the kinl III the world arl vii
GIVE employment to abau; seven Jun
ared operators l., daily capacity vii.
he forty tcns OF finest wool pulp and
the mills VIII work it up a, FIST a, it i.
turned out
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Cent? Furnishing DEPARTMENT.
Acme Hall,

II . -
5 aud ! w Baltimore Street, door
west Of Charles st
y b Waiting room for ladies'
Baggage checked without cost to all
visitors buyiug or not
Msll Orders receive punctu4l a'ten-
tlon.
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The Mems Department

shows the grandest assortment of Suits,
Oyercoats, and single garments ever
produced under one roof Nothing you
possibly want is omitted and everything
is warranted lower than any Other house
south Of New York.
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Inc rcstilence Spreadimn.

Since the cholera ceased to desolate
Europe not much has been heard about
III. When there were so many daily
deaths in France and Italy reported by
cable anil such narrowing scenes were
described people read with inward quak
Jugs For year or SO other subjects
have occupied the public mind
But the eho,ora has been steadily
creeping on in our direction, although
not by the route that was at first ex
pcctcl It's march has been through
South America S ealthily it has moved
through the Argentine Republic, and {,
as dispatch stated short tine ago.
vessels from | 49, Peru
Nicaragua, IIodaa'
The New Orleans NIohcal journal
points out the danger to the country at
large. Should tue plague reach the
Isthmus and Mexico it would sooO be in
NeS Orleans and in a little while would
sweep over the Mississippi Valley and
hurry on to the Nsrtb The disease
has its regular rounds to make, although
i does not always take the same route
It's periodical march through the world
must by some mysterious decree or law
BE accomplished We see that slowly
nd wfh much lettering by the way it
/, sun prosrcssul; and that it will go
y~r the whole course appears
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20
To-Order Department.

All the leading makes and novelties
in Woolcns from this side as well as the
other side Of the ocean shown here
These we sell by the yard, or make t.
your measure by skilled artists who will
please your taste and fit your body, Il
is a rare treat to see the artistic charac-
ter of the work produced here.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20
G eat Model
Clothing House.

Acme Hall which was estat hshed a
very few years ago, is now by far tho
largest clothing house in Baltimore. IT.
rapidly increasing business has recent,
compelled tile proprietors to remove t,
the immense premises recently occupied
by the wholesale dry goods house 0
Hurst, Purnel x Co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-20
Display Of White Goods.

The white goods stock is ready |
is, beyond doubt, the largest and fin
est We have cv,r shown, comprising Al
of tie most desirable f,bric% OF the sea
rs manufacture. aud containing ii,
best values possibly obtainabie in any
city. A. especially worthy Of mention
WqSl1ot
~aA9 leccs 6ne checked Nainsooas
pt value, only Sc per yard.
pieces line NanSookS. in a varie
iccks, l,IaidS ana stripes, only 10
vafd.
81 pi ces Satin striped Lawns dif
.er nj sill stripes only Toe pr yard
81 in.h hue India LAVA Pal - cho9c.
escorted Us. only 1870 per y,rd
30 iucb fie PI.id Nomsook-, yarict,
# pl lis, only l2!c FER ward.
Fine Brocaded striped i@gres, ccii
md white only Isl pr GARD.
Extr, fine striped !. wu> white AZ
cru. variety Of wide an narrow ,'rl. e
piendid vaIa4s, only I3c por yarI.
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The Boys Department

has always been most interesting one
but now is made complete by adding
Hats, Caps and Furnishings; all the
newest, latest, most choice here already,
and novelties added daily. Prices, here
as elsewhere as usual the very bottom
Gents Furnishing Department
is new one with us, but will be mark
ed With the same vim and care which
has made the ether Departments SO sue
cessful All the best makes aud many
manufactured expressly for US will be
sold at the lowest possible profit.
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special Bargains now on Sale.

PAID VIII he refunded YOU.
Special Bargains now on Sale.
5000 ards cream crinkled seer.ucker ging-
hams eigpt different widths Of stripes only
five ceuts per y.rd.
100 pieces Of fine curtain scrims, choice
styles Of f,t1gotting, only 81 per yard
0od yards figured sateens light and dark
ground colors. with fancy figures, lovely
styles, oHiy ~ per yard.
Loco pairs white aud ecru Nottingham lace
curtains, only I5c per pair.
l,pV1 ready made winlow-shades spring
roller, all colors only Bic each
100 dozen Indies pin stripe cotton hose,
full regular made, double heel and Toe, only
2jc per pair.
Mons Shirts We have received another
hundred dozen Of Mems Unaundeted Dress
Shirts. thoroughly made and "cil fitting,
which we offer ut the low price Of 39c each.-
This shirt is unequaled in this country at the
price
/ New Ncckwcar.-300 dozen Neck;cs soc
each The shapes are -four in hands aud
KNOTS and come III a choice variety o.
/ patterns in light colorings